"mortalis" poems
Tu non eterna est;
sed nihil eterna ad tu;
ergo non male ad tu;
Sil celerale mortalis, ante mors tu ad umbra ferre
May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 6:49 AM UTC
Pulvis et umbra summus.
Omnis mundi mortalis est, temporis crescit
May 31, 2015
May 31, 2015 at 6:53 AM UTC
and there is, and always will be:
the highest bidding,
of all mortal men...
in latin it is phrased -
mort omni videre
*mort omni videre res,
*** absit deus.*
but in english it's simply -
death watches over all things;
death sees all.
hard to imagine an omnipotent
power,
with only death, attaining
such excellency,
and that reigning prestigiousness,
to question,
and override a bearing:
of a god;
death has a bearing, a totalitarian
concept of freud,
it is but Σ, the totality of all
things as necessarily crafted:
to only amount to as things:
needing to pass.
death sees all,
even though god is sought after in
the dimension of all things
inevitable, so mishandled in being
understood,
death sees all,
god, but a fraction of
the cherished events,
laboured over to surmount
to nothing but prayer,
and the languishing concern
of doubt...
death, in mortality's terms:
the ever pristine goddess -
that one animation sole animation
of the feminine in the godly scope
of things,
as mother upon birth,
so unto us the mother upon death...
mort omni videre -
death, all seeing;
mind a man's tear: in an ocean;
mort omni videre res,
vel *** absit deus -
death sees all things, (even)
with an absent god.
the mortal man has to understand
the other format of gravity:
as that, which has the necessary
"aspect" to: pass.
prior to **** sapiens comes
the **** mortalis...
**** mortalis est gravitas -
ad omni forma fama - primo tere.
freudian is just cheap christo to me,
with the divisioning via
sub- & un-,
freudianism is just
the jew reinventing the jew...
and that's about at imaginative
as talk of a wheel, employed to
reinvent a ******* carousel.
Sep 30, 2017
Sep 30, 2017 at 8:25 PM UTC